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Friday, March 17, 2017

Name



Shared with

  • Imaginary Garden - The Tuesday Platform,
  • Poets United - Poetry Pantry.



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Monday, March 06, 2017

Moonlit

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draped in moonlit gown
you appear by my window
the lawn flowers blush


This Haiku is shared with

  • Carpe Diem - Night Flower,
  • Poets United - Poetry Pantry,
  • Haiku My Heart.



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